Time Has Come The Walrus Said To Talk Of Cabbages
A fragmentary editorial voice contends the moment to debate pressing issues has arrived. The piece blends literary allusion with a call to open discussion on uncertain topics and public matters.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1962
Page
2
A fragmentary editorial voice contends the moment to debate pressing issues has arrived. The piece blends literary allusion with a call to open discussion on uncertain topics and public matters.
A well known psychiatrist spoke on therapeutic fighting within marriages and relationships. He described fights as natural and compared them to a boxing match with rounds and a towel ending. The piece notes many couples already follow his advice and some exchanges end without a clear decision.
A historical case discusses how a cease and desist order can halt alleged price fixing by a major oil firm during complaints. The article notes the long, arduous process and the Commission’s power to intervene to protect thousands of jobs and market integrity, even amid debates over intent and legality.
The article argues against granting the President sweeping discretionary powers via new emergency measures. It asserts Congress, not a single individual, should authorize inflation control and public works spending, warning that concentrating power risks hasty, unchecked actions despite any president’s qualifications.
The article outlines the immense effort and costs to provide drinking water, noting city officials, water departments, engineers, and treatments. It argues water remains a major industry and domestic challenge, with expenses rising from sourcing to delivery, storage, and chemicals.
Public notice states action on file in the office of the clerk regarding Lots and 17 in Tract No 2265. Details on the subject and deadlines are not fully readable in the fragment.
A brief year end update from U-0 dated December 31 outlines a summary of activities and outcomes. The notice highlights key metrics and conclusions for the closing period in 196.
Funeral services were held for Miss Kate, longtime Cohen School teacher. Friends and colleagues attended to honor her many years of service in education.
A dated menu list shows meals for Monday April 9 Wednesday April 11 and Friday April 13. Dishes include Spanish spaghetti and hamburg, buttered sliced beets, tossed green salad, Jellied peach, raisin bread, hot cross buns, brown fillet of sole, buttered potatoes, cream cabbage slaw, and milk.
Bob Trout received two first place awards during Monterey Nome Week. He performed at the House of Lyle in Bakersfield with wife Nosima and showcased his styling for the event.
The Kiwanis Club schedules a luncheon today with program chairmen Dick Adams and his wife coordinating a reading of short items and member updates. The note mentions the group name and a brief outline of the day’s discussion.
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